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History of Citroën

CITROËN: 100 YEARS OF AUDACITY AND INNOVATION

CITROËN HERITAGE

Since 1919, the Citroën brand has shown audacity and an unfailing human attachment.

It has more than 100 years of heritage and over 300 models, some of which have gone down in history.

We invite you to delve into this epic history that all began with the visionary genius of André Citroën.

 

CITROËN LOGO HISTORY

While in Poland in 1900, André Citroën learns about the new process of metallic gears. One of the systems uses chevrons. This engineer and future founder of Citroën buys the licence and adapts it for his French factories. He then chooses the make the double chevron the emblem of his first company.

100 YEARS OF HISTORY

CITROËN ORIGINS VIRTUAL MUSEUM

Launched in 2016 and accessible in 65 countries, this virtual museum showcases a collection of 83 iconic Citroën models.
It offers a unique immersive experience, both visual and audible, as you discover the brand’s models, in 3D, both interiors and exteriors.

 

CITROËN CONSERVATOIRE

Citroën has built an unparalleled automotive heritage from 1919 up to modern day. This heritage is honoured by the Conservatoire in Aulnay-sous-Bois, a museum that houses one of the world's largest collections of vehicles, more than 400 historic models.
Not forgetting the industrial and commercial archives that trace the history of an iconic brand.